Sentence examples for difficulties of arranging from inspiring English sources

Allocated drugs were non-blinded owing to the difficulties of arranging six preparations with different dosing schedules, and the impossibility of maintaining blinded allocation with asymmetric timing of insulin therapy initiation.

Considering the difficulties of arranging proper and timely transportation, home deliveries seemed much more convenient to the participants: "' I wanted to give birth at HF, but I had no one to bring me here.

But the new deal does not offer anything concrete to help junior doctors overcome the difficulty of arranging childcare for the extra weekend shifts many will be working – another problem identified by the equality assessment back in March.

Nestlé has discussed teaming with Cadbury Schweppes to buy the company and split it up, but both companies are having misgivings about the difficulty of arranging a joint bid and the problems historically associated with such efforts, the executives said.

In addition to the osmotic pressure, the difficulty of arranging the crystallizable coily brushes in the crystalline structure of brushes could make further difficult the incorporation of their PEG blocks into the substrate.

She suffered with anaemia but no longer had B12 injections because of the difficulty of arranging them.

This might also suggest that the employed found it more difficult to attend the various stages of the assessment process because of difficulties in arranging time off work.

Manville had expressed skepticism in October that the deal could be completed on the original terms because of difficulties arranging financing.

What it does not say is that the rate remained at 85 percent last year, even though Dundalk dropped Cognitive Tutor in 2007 because of difficulties arranging lab time.

(Hocketing is the mirror ball of arranging).

Decide the platform of arranging a contest.